Bangkok is one of the largest cities in the world with more to see and do than one could possibly imagine. Taking it all in requires strategic planning in terms of where to stay. Here are the best places to camp out in the city.
Khao San
The infamous Khao San Road is often the first and last stop for backpackers traveling through Thailand. It’s home to budget-friendly hostels and incredibly cheap drinks. Bars and shops line the streets and it’s the place to stay if you’re looking for a party.
Siam
If you’re more interested in shopping on the other hand, Siam is the de facto home for all of Bangkok’s high-end fashionistas. There are more stores than you ever possibly visit in one trip and if you’re looking to spend some money, it’s where you need to be.
Sukhumvit
Sukhumvit is the cosmopolitan heart of Bangkok and home to many Western expats and wealthy locals. The best restaurants in the city are found here and it’s a great place to mingle with people who moved to the area from far away. It’s also central to every popular tourist attraction in the city.
Pratunam
Those looking for a more authentic experience while still remaining close enough to the city center to walk to most attractions should look no further than Pratunam. Here you’ll find streets vendors over shopping centers and much more affordable housing than neighboring Siam.
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